出版社: Pan MacMillan
副标题: Who They Are, What They Think and How They Are Changing Our World
原作名: Coders
出版年: 2020-3-5
页数: 448
定价: GBP 9.99
装帧: Paperback
ISBN: 9781529019001
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'Masterful . . . [Thompson] illuminates both the fascinating coders and the bewildering technological forces that are transforming the world in which we live.' - David Grann, author of The Lost City of Z.
Facebook's algorithms shaping the news. Uber's cars flocking the streets. Revolution on Twitter and romance on Tinder. We live in a world constructed of computer code. Coders ...
'Masterful . . . [Thompson] illuminates both the fascinating coders and the bewildering technological forces that are transforming the world in which we live.' - David Grann, author of The Lost City of Z.
Facebook's algorithms shaping the news. Uber's cars flocking the streets. Revolution on Twitter and romance on Tinder. We live in a world constructed of computer code. Coders - software programmers - are the people who built it for us. And yet their worlds and minds are little known to outsiders.
In Coders, Wired columnist Clive Thompson presents a brilliantly original anthropological reckoning with the most influential tribe in today's world, interrogating who they are, how they think, what they value, what qualifies as greatness in their world, and what should give us pause.
One of the most prominent journalists writing on technology today, Clive Thompson takes us into the minds of coders, the most quietly influential people on the planet, in a journey into the heart of the machine - and the men and women who made it.
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Clive Thompson is a longtime contributing writer for the New York Times magazine and a columnist for Wired. He is the author of Smarter Than You Think: How Technology is Changing Our Minds for the Better.
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近距离聚焦程序员:他们如何用一串串代码改写世界
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长久以来,我心目中程序员的最佳形象都是《疑犯追踪》里的宅总,他用自己编程出的The Machine拯救生命,尤其是在第四季看到The Machine第一次与宅总对话,屏幕闪现出“Father,I'm sorry”时,我简直对这个程序员与他的杰作五体投地。 但现实中我们似乎对程序员这个群体所知甚... (展开)美国程序员行业拥有的问题
数字时代,谁在改变世界?
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听个笑话先!——《真相》 “你们程序员是不是没见过下班时候的太阳?” “也不是啦,夏天的时候还是能看到的。” “哦哦,夏天黑得比较晚。” “不是,是天亮得比较早。” 这是调侃程序员这份工作的一个笑话,却也真实的反映出了程序员工作中的一种状态。其实,对逻辑的忠诚,... (展开)用一套算法,改变人们的生活方式
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编程现在是十分火的项目,孩子从小就开始培养编程思维,从幼儿园阶段的乐高拼装,到小学的机器人编程,还有琳琅满目的竞赛方式,无不是“编程”在向这个世界证明它的地位。 编程对这个世界,真的如此重要吗? 没错。 在《天才程序员》这本书中,记载了“改变世界的一次软件更新... (展开)《天才程序员》:管中窥豹,如何透过程序员群像看到程序员
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自从电脑普及以后,程序员似乎已经成为了一项令人羡慕的工作,很多人都想着毕业以后能够到一家互联网公司工作,在他们的印象中程序员工资至少是万元起步,这相对于很多其他的职业来说是很合算的,于是,大学里计算机专业也成为了一项热门专业。 正如《天才程序员》一书中所说:... (展开)《程序员》:从趋之若鹜到纷纷逃离,你真的了解程序员吗?
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接二连三,互联网大厂整建制的裁员了。无论是34岁被辞退,还是管辞退叫二次毕业。在外部环境不稳定的情况下,互联网企业不在像过去,让年轻人趋之若鹜。 经济压力和年轻人的无限可能,总是驱逐年轻人去了机会最多的地方。这些人也许并不那么擅长互联网大厂的工作,但本着“在有... (展开)不如成为时代的拓荒者
你身边那个不起眼的程序员,可能正在改变世界
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0 有用 自閉齋 2022-07-28 09:38:25
Quite an insightful look at the workings of tech firms, though perhaps with some sizeable legions of coders (such as embedded design, IoT, optimizations) left out. Some Goodreads reviews seem to sugge... Quite an insightful look at the workings of tech firms, though perhaps with some sizeable legions of coders (such as embedded design, IoT, optimizations) left out. Some Goodreads reviews seem to suggest the author thinks about the demographics of coders too much, but it doesn't seem unbearably so to me. (展开)
0 有用 自閉齋 2022-07-28 09:38:25
Quite an insightful look at the workings of tech firms, though perhaps with some sizeable legions of coders (such as embedded design, IoT, optimizations) left out. Some Goodreads reviews seem to sugge... Quite an insightful look at the workings of tech firms, though perhaps with some sizeable legions of coders (such as embedded design, IoT, optimizations) left out. Some Goodreads reviews seem to suggest the author thinks about the demographics of coders too much, but it doesn't seem unbearably so to me. (展开)